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I am now building a mobile app, and checking what is the better platform for building a cross platform (iOS, Android, Web) in 2025 - React Native or Flutter? I am especially interested in the tooling itself regarding ease of building, uploading to the app stores, etc?
The Ultimate Guide to React Native Optimization 2025 is here! 🔥
Suppose you just saw an interesting rise or drop in one of your key metrics. Why did that happen? It’s an easy question to ask, but much harder to answer.
React Native's <Text /> component historically used context providers and hooks for features like pressability, which added unnecessary overhead
Jamon Holmgren’s post details common React Native performance issues, building on his earlier thread where he defends React Native’s potential for high performance
Shopify celebrates five years of React Native, sharing wins and lessons.
Describes how Google Maps uses Android’s Performance Class to deliver high-quality, premium user experiences.
Coinbase fine-tunes network calls to make their app feel snappier for users.
Meta fine-tunes Threads on iOS to keep it fast and frustration-free.
Grab speeds up their GrabX SDK startup to get users rolling quicker.
Shopify dumped old code for React Native, cutting millions of lines and boosting speed.
Our GrabX clients noticed that the GrabX SDK tended to require high memory and CPU usage. From this, we saw opportunities for further improvements that could:
DoorDash uses deep learning to nail ETA predictions with precision.
Reddit turned their Android app from sluggish to snappy, fixing crashes and jank.
It’s a difficult decision deciding whether your company’s mobile app should be a true native application or employ a cross platform approach like React Native or Flutter.
Glance slashed 1Weather’s Android startup time by over 70%.
DeliveryHero uses Baseline Profiles to make Android apps start faster.
Hello everyone, I'm developing an Android app with Kotlin that heavily relies on location services and utilizes many native features. Meanwhile, I'm also learning Flutter. However, transitioning from Android to Flutter doesn't seem very appealing to me.
Meta adds HDR photo support to make Instagram and Threads pop visually.
Slack traces performance across mobile and desktop to catch every snag.